Old Zhou's mouth fell open in shock; it was clear he hadn't anticipated that children nowadays played games on such a grand scale, casually staking a hundred acres of land for the sake of play.
Do keep in mind that the Yongye Fields owned jointly by him and his five sons only amounted to a hundred acres in total.
Ms. Qian asked her daughter, "So, what now?"
Manbao said, "I think it shouldn't just be them contributing land and money, I should also put something forward."
When Manbao said this, she was looking at her father.
Old Zhou, squatting and smoking, took a while before saying, "How can our family compare with those two families?"
"Dad, contributing our own things puts us at an advantage, if we don't contribute, that's where we lose out." Manbao faintly sensed something but couldn't articulate it, she asked Keke again in her mind, realizing Keke still didn't answer, but for some reason, she suddenly envisioned the classroom.
